By Guitarify on October 23, 2015
I’ve been kind of focused on arpeggios lately, and trying to incorporate some diminished tones into my licks as well. So what could be more appropriate then diminished arpeggios. A cool little lesson from Robert Renman that will help you add some new flavor to your leads.
Posted in Learn | Tagged blues, jazz, lesson, practice, technique
By Guitarify on August 21, 2013
The original Rocksmith had a lot going for it, but was made frustrating by a number of bad design decisions and technical issues. This new version, if it lives up to the description, looks nearly perfect. Just the fact that you can jump directly into the riff repeater from the middle of a song to […]
Posted in Learn, Software | Tagged backing track, games, lesson, PC, practice, software, tech
By Guitarify on December 15, 2012
Jamie Holroyd recently released an E-book entitled “30 Days to Better Jazz Comping”, which he asked me to review. First off, I want to say, I don’t consider myself a jazz guitarist. I’m primarily an alt rock guy. But I have been studying jazz guitar for about a year and a half now. Mostly […]
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By Guitarify on November 27, 2012
This is pretty cool. There’s a new website – SoundSlice.com, that has a really intuitive, yet powerful way to create guitar tabs for any video on youtube. All you need to do is sign up for a free account, search for a video on youtube, and then begin writing the tab, which is synched with […]
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By Guitarify on October 29, 2012
If your into learning jazz guitar, and spend a lot of time looking for learning resources on the net, you’ve no doubt run into Matt Warnock’s teachings. A current lecturer at the Leeds College of Music in England, Matt has posted countless lessons, tips and tricks to his own site – mattwarnockguitar.com, as well as […]
Posted in Learn, Software | Tagged iOS, iPad, iphone, jazz, lesson, practice